The Uncanny X-Men #423
2003
- Series
- The Uncanny X-Men
- Issue
- 423
- Cover date
- Jul 1, 2003
- Story title
- Holy War, Pt. 1
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The Uncanny X-Men #423, released in 2003, serves as part of the 'The Draco' story arc during the popular run written by Chuck Austen. This period of the series is noted for exploring the parentage of the character Nightcrawler, specifically introducing his father, Azazel, and delving into supernatural themes that departed from the traditional science-fiction focus of earlier X-Men narratives.
The interior art for this issue was provided by Philip Tan, whose stylized and moody approach complemented the dark, gothic tone of the storyline. While the creative choices in this era of X-Men history often elicited polarized reactions from long-term readers due to the dramatic shifts in character mythology, the issue remains a distinct piece of the series' extensive continuity.
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